Visit Kaunos Beach in the Turkish Riviera

Caunos was also a Lycian town. It’s thought to have been established in the 9th Century B.C. and was at its peak at the same time as Termessos. Here, we can also find gravestones and ruins. Kaunos is visited mainly not by those who love history, but those who are fund of sunshine and water sports. The most popular beach of Caunos, Iztuzu, can be approached by boat from the harbor of Dalyan.
Ships anchor beside each other patiently floating on the waves, waiting to carry their passengers back to town before sunset. The beach is a citadel of every kind of seaside entertainment from sailing to diving, from surfing to water skiing. We can find jet skiing, catamaran, and kiting, which is a mixture of surfing and parachuting. But the most fashionable is gliding. In case of a proper unlink current, we can take off after a simple run up; without the wind, a motor boat tows the parachute until it gets wind.
After sunset, the beach is closed so that the sea tortoises, called caretta can lay their eggs undisturbed. This seriously protected species incubate their eggs in the warm sand of the beach. Naturalist can encounter several other animals as well. While divers can observe several species of fish.